How It Works
1. Tell me a bit about your business
A couple of quick questions — how long you've been operating, and roughly what you bring in monthly.
If slow-paying customers, a seasonal slowdown, inventory, or a big equipment purchase is putting a squeeze on cash flow, you may have more funding options than you think — and you can see them without any obligation.
Takes about 2 minutes. Checking your options does not require you to accept anything.
Funding options exist across nearly every kind of small business, including:
A couple of quick questions — how long you've been operating, and roughly what you bring in monthly.
You'll see the options available to a business like yours, with no obligation to move forward.
If something fits, funding can move quickly. If nothing fits right now, there's no cost for having looked.
Many funding options for small businesses weigh monthly revenue and time in business alongside credit, so it's often worth checking even if a bank has turned you down before. Requirements vary by lender, so the only way to know for sure is to see what you personally qualify for.
Timelines vary by business and by the option that fits you, but many small business owners are able to move from application to funding in a matter of days once they decide to move forward.
It depends on the type of funding and the amount. Some options require neither; others may. You'll see the specifics before you agree to anything.
Reviewing what you qualify for is generally a no-obligation first step. You're never required to accept an offer just because you looked at one.
No cost, no obligation, and no impact if you decide it's not the right time.
Clicking above takes you to a funding partner's site to review your options. I may be compensated if you're funded through them.
Funding is just one piece of running a business — here's how I help with the other two: